Peter DeHaan Writes about Transformation in Recently Released Book

MATTAWAN, Mich. - Dec. 10, 2013 - PRLog -- Peter DeHaan’s personal essay, “The Transformation of Peter DeHaan,” is included in the book, The Transformation Project: A West Michigan Word Weavers Anthology. A collection of memoirs, personnel essays, and short stories, The Transformation Project is published by West Michigan Word Weavers. The work highlights the writing of the group’s members, including Dr. Peter DeHaan.

“I’m honored to have my work included in this amazing book that explores transformation,” said Peter DeHaan, PhD. “I don’t want to give anything away, but my piece ends with a unique twist, so it’s a fitting thought to serve as the book’s concluding chapter. I’m pleased that my words are the finale for The Transformation Project.”

“Transformation is inevitable,” said Anna Moore Bradfield, president of Word Weavers West Michigan. “Why not embrace it?” And embrace it they did. Nineteen members wrote on the topic, providing twenty-two readings for the book.

“Our entire lives are about transformation,” added Eva Marie Everson, president of Word Weavers International Inc. She hopes that readers will use this book to consider their own transformations.

The Transformation Project: A West Michigan Word Weavers Anthology is available from Amazon.com in printed form and for Kindle. The book is also available on Smashwords.com, KoboBooks.com, and BarnesAndNoble.com.

Learn more about The Transformation Project at Amazon.com.

About Peter DeHaan:
Wordsmith Peter DeHaan shares his passion for life and faith through words. Go to www.peterdehaan.com to read his popular blog, download his e-book, receive his monthly newsletter, or connect via social media. Peter DeHaan is a top-twenty winner for Imagine This! An ArtPrize Anthology, published September 2013. A movie buff who enjoys nature walks – though not at the same time – Peter celebrates both as sensory experiences that feed his inner muse. In his idle moments, he dreams of the day when pizza and popcorn are reclassified as major food groups. Peter and his wife live in Southwest Michigan. They have two married children and recently met their first grandchild.

Contact:
Peter DeHaan
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dehaan@peterdehaan.com
616-284-1305